How to Create a Post-It Shape in PowerPoint for Mac
May 31, 2016 / / Comments Off on How to Create a Post-It Shape in PowerPoint for Mac
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The post-it is one of the most recognizable shapes around. We all recognize that yellow square as a universal indicator that something is important and that we should remember it. That’s why inserting a post-it shape into your PowerPoint presentation can be a useful tool for creating a visual that people will pay attention to.
- In Microsoft PowerPoint, click on Insert > Shapes.Â
- Select the square with a folded corner, and draw it on your slide using the crosshairs.
- Click on the Shape Format menu at the top to pull up the themes. Click on the Shape Fill icon and choose the bright yellow color.
- Click on the text box icon and place a text box on your post-it. Select a font that looks a little more natural and handwritten, just to add to the effect of the post-it, and then write your message.
Note: The instructions are the same for PCs.Â